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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
Los Angeles nsaairoaas.

Under the new regime in railroad cir
cles. and taking in the Southern Pacific
Conpany'A the California Southern
Railways and the Los Angeles and San
Gabriel Valley Railways business, the
movement of trains in and out Of the
city viii aggregate not far from seventy.
1--WE -raiEs- Il takes about one hundred
engines to do this work, and the total
number cf cars Of al sorts moved b not
Tar short Of 600 day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
BEARD or Aupervisers.

EHohoARx Vtns 1ooSs
The Board met Wednesday. February
9Th. pursuant to adjournmant.
P. S. Baker was appointed Superin-
teniedt of the County Hospital. and his
bond in the sum of $500. with C. H.
Hanoe and DIR. J. H. Owens, was &C.
cepied.
The time for receiving plans for the
new court house was extended to April
llth.
The petition for the incorporation of
the town of Pomona was granted, SUBJ
jsct to the action of electors of said town
and boundaries fixed ~ follows: Com.
mencing at . point on White avenue,
opposite Alvarado street, thence easter
ly to Town avenue, thence south to
Crsv avenue. thence westerly to White
avenue. thence northerly to the place Of
beginning. Saturday. March 18th, was
ixed fer the election to determine
whether said town ehRll be incorporated
and also 10 choose i've trustees, 9 clerk,
. treasurer and = marshal. c. Howe is
appointed Inspector and J. G. Reed and
E. H. Mather Judges of said election,
and notice 10 the above effect was or
dered publi.hed.
In the matter Of Anaheim road and s.
Holman, the board declared the land in
controversy to be public highway. and
that the read oversser has authority to
remove any obstructions.
The District Attorney was requested
to ascertain what amount. if any, is due
the county from the State tor the care
Of INDECENT patients over 60 years Of age
1t the county hospital.
A resolution was adopted that here
after al supplies needed by the various
county officials, other than thoss men,
toned in section 25, article %, page 30S,
Statutes and Amendments to the Codes,
viii be furnished, on requisition by the
Board of Supervisors a. their meetings,
or by the chairman of the board, when
such supplies can be legally allowed.
The above applies to hospital and Jail
supplies, but does not include groceries
and provisions.
The road poll tax ordinance was
passed.
Adjourned until February 10Th at 10
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
In niemorlam of Logan.

WAsHINGToN, February 9. = Every
seat in the Senate gallery. except those
reserved for the diplomatic corps, the
family Of the President, and ladies, and
the press ASSOCIATION, was filed this
morning when the Senate was called to
order. Mrs. Logan. her son and daugh-
ter. and friends to the number Of twenty,
occupied seats in the priva'e gallery.
The Chaplain, in his prayer, alluded to
Senator Logan. After the reading Of
the journal the Chaplain delivered al
elegant eulogy on the career of General
Logan. and was followed by Morgan
and Edmunds.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
Twenty-Five Loads OF t.MOney
Bags,, for Los Angeles.

ST. LOUIS. February 9.-The Mis-
souri, Pacific railway sent out two very
large trains to California to-day. one
from st. Louis composed of nine cars.
six Of them Pullman sleepers, contain
ing 1876 passengers; the other from Kan
sas City, composed of sixteen cars, thir-
teen of them Pullmans, containing S25
passengers from the Eastern and North.
western States seeking opportunities to
invest capital.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
rME xrS9M-
Tne Rnfn Gsm<z2l arI over shs
xxzfe xxzIl-

S.AS FR4AsEHsGus NelsrruErF S-sppfsn.-
Iu,sEeasirns ssr tie twxsn1gSEur h1nrs
commencing at S r. H- Fshruasny sHh
For CalEcruia= Lasznl railns-
Twelve hurGrelhha al En INCH I'd rEiz
fill up ess noon tD@aEy far lhs pasi
tweufy-Ssur. Razrs. 1T M eiisnr nf twr
oieIssck sat EruspeeAs ana gppa Sar murs
rain
The Sirunl Serviins syurEBis fsr thf
pas. twensg-fanr bnurx ra,siis= kzrrnDttr1
l., highest nm SauHhsrn CEllfzruiiR, and n
Iowesc in Nevada Lj1iha nEsn an sn0x
has fallen nm O,egzn, Washington Tsrui-
tory and IN CnIfurniin. FcElywing nrs
tine aucunrtz= Pssrt A1sraHusI .22ss; Ui5m-
MIA. .2ls AsfErls~ .4;s FaralanGs -as'
Rnsehurg,, OILS Sncrlsmenurs MS San
Francisco,. L. KeaBtr. -11s Ssin DlaSa,
~.
Iniicathrrs E1r twsnsy-5Eur hBurs.
commencing February AGdh. CshifnrniRs
Local rainss
Mt snGEnxn-
About thrsssSrnrazrs ef am irah Cd
ram haS llEEl I'M dlle HAsh GRNantt7A0ad
hours. and ena nilrssB -6sum far the sitznirn.
One inch nrnrs VIII be a PIlEsA-y to iinsu-a
good eroF~-
An rfMHREmNN-
Rain NJ s5ilD filIEsEEr- Fsr tbe sfisstEn
4 81 has f.Ilau, and fzr the a1ru'm uirres
inches to, seven GaeIEek TINS manning
A Frusperuns ssErsum I'm htis Hnnnafty n
as ured-
Al Gt1aM1N-
III eunrnsncal mining Rga5n ERst ulght
and I'D t,p tina present llSS INCHES aawe
fallen, and ID u stiEa raining a1xrA CrsTfs
are assured
nj MHHlHA.
Rain has fallen tarourihsuH dhe algE-
Prospects ana fsxurEbas hsr "a e,amnhnsn-
au.ce az the sHErIm dAImurg the might.
REn for the atarm tB z w'rsisgik Tins
marning is LILO maagsS dtsr tine #aasDn
. IS inches HHrnnans Essl TRsEsEnrss
rrcspacrs are now g.sDR dar fins erE4s.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
n. Exr.ss. essEs- Rsaaesx.

P4IEsxDE. New, F=stc,unny S4-Iens,
Fargo Il Co.'s sxHrsaa s1iiire wzs entered
by two armed and nzlsRs,a mesn lnsa .aieiht.
Thsy assalrlHs,l uihs a.gsssn1 and compelled
him to open uhr zahA, tIklrg a small
amcuns gf unenay- They uitem bound
and gaggsd the agent and dind. HE
mlnaged tn IanHsm AiisrsstIE nma gnwe tine
alarm. A ssGrch IL hGimg nnEfs HKr the
partlas.. but nD Gina Rns yat hssn dis
cuEerel..
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
Nearly a shipvxreek at san Pedro,

SAN PEDRO. Cal, February 9.-Dur-
ing the most severe southeast storm ex-
rerisnced here for years, last night at III
o'clock the ship America parted her
chains, losing four anchors- She drifsei
into the entrance of the harbor, beating
over the outer bar and sticking on the
inner bar. The Wilmington Trarspor-
tation Company's tugs Warrior and Fal-
con went TO her assistance and this
morning broaght her safely to the rail-
rc ad company's wharf. The extent of
the dsmsge done to the ship is not yet
known.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
SaCxAEzyx0-
rnur saNxuT.


SACRAMENTO FehnuIry A-Ths aiI
relating tB tins Improvement aif HUM
bnltst harbor WAS rapursssa SEvunEby ID
the Sezaas ta-dgB-
whire, ef tha Eruisnnii,n Cimnnartss.
rsPortaf I'M Enxur al tine AunBpaaa b1i
RELAXING To- tia g,swsnunntnn ana anga,l
zasinn Of irri,sssnhinn ddisirhzis.
MaHsE-
In saa Assembly yssaarfay the wstts
came uP ION rescDls1afuiEhiNn fg
whirh thu curatihlriianll amendment eN
empting gruwing wiinas Gaa fnuid rrsH
WAS Lost AfHar tina 1aDraiGm af TIM
amenssIusnt sxemptiing Wines under tlhras
years l,d fruar tlses uzr8er tive y'HRrs
from taxrtl,u., the bun wHs wBasa Dn
and a.gain Hss1 by q wgne al 81 ayes t'
30 noes. 4 e,arsttisaut55snRl zTmsnanBu1
reguires twg-1hin,as vurH-
rHK wuRK @H uinE e9mMnurEEs.
Tha CONGREGATIONAL mn,fn5mant CAN
cerning t1se rsarg gsnHzsRsssmsr ahsssuFr
Court. whisrh wHfx dnES1sd by THE SEI
Francisca Ear AssaeiahianA, hIs b'Btsn nc
cepted by the lsil1H Csrnrua-iixe en Con-
stitntdanal aamsnhmzntsr Ina wlDl he Ens-
sentEd nm hath houses t1ssaEy- Iht
azusndsnsna pnawSaas ahr4 tine SuEr'sns
Court Commissioners sAznl t,s g;iNtn aht
powers af n derarnr1snr af alhs SnFnsinf
Court, and THAT ti,siir 6suue IH the dst,cis-
nsn af n desart1uehn sanm ia szIlblsc1 ta
rsxisian only by TIRE Supreme CsiInlt IN
hane, thslt lns1efEH af Rsiirg aIsfstea iy
tine peorIe. tina Chinf gusaare shnlH be
eIecned BT tine AsHeeniHIr gnsr1css. Gral
that ths. salariss OF the Ssllsrsrne CBuri
Jastices si,zlll be $40 glllD ysnr. HnEtsnd
OF SdihQGA aH AT HnssaInts and Tint tine
saliriaa Of tha CSTmn lss;irmfrx shall bs
S6a0H a yelr- Tlha Ruu9ra#sa BmHnd-
msht ALSO iixa,l ths sfIiruIsss Gt Suparlur
Court Judges OF u;ia esJusnaBss D1 San
Francisco, AlamsdlAs Sam ga'Bquin, laes
Angeles, SANTA CLARA, Xuaa. Sni1frs SEC
ramsntl,. Bsusre, MsrRan Kna SBBarzR at
SSGGG n yslEr. sn,l tine sillsrsEs cd uhs ST.
perinr Court Ju,lgss of aLa asihsr oa,untans
at StD00 n year-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
The strike n Failure.

NEW YORK, February 9.-Except for
the number OF longshoremen standing
idle on the corners. the streets aiong the
river front have assumed almost q nor
NAL appearance. Although il requires
a larger number Of men to do the work
than formerly, the steamboat. railroad
and pier managers all claim that busi.
ness is as good as before the strike and
that freight is being moved with the
utmost facility. The steamers now
leave at advertised time. aud the Jam OF
freight on the railroad piers no longer
exists.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
anHsx1kzsx.. Ca~.r-

Saw Fa.xSrusau,. Fsar,unry A.-In tine
exrrallitSm Case af EsHI5. @AgmRn,
charged with HralnanlssnHly uziHlpg the
asmsuuE ON cfaaikz dn;nwn by inns srn-
ploFers, W. r. Mamlu,sa, g~Dsa Il Co..
Haruld,, Caaai.als Uulhoa SuEbss Cum
missioner t1s-dily ar,8H,ssA the Erikipnnr
held ta awaiH the dIscilzirm an ;SsrrsstRry
of Stlaa Bayarlt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
harvard Boys must walk.

Bosrox, February 9.-Everything on
the Cambridge street railroad is at q
stnndstin, no cars having been started.
AT Cambridge, with the exception of
the northern portion. is dependent en-
strest cars for communication with Bos.
tan. The condition of affairs il caus-
ing widespread Inconvenience.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
APremature BuIi Fight.

Cry OF Mexico. February 9.-Sev-
eral wild bulls broke loose to-day while
being driven through the city and killed
. number of persons. The bulls were OF
the famous Atenco breed and were to te
used in the coming hull-fght. Two Of
them entered the courtyard Of the Ma
tional Palace and were shot down BY
soldiers. The affair created much ex-
citement.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
The Dewncy "Rcvicw.-

The city editor Of the HERALD last
night went carefully through every item
in the Downey Reriep and failed to
CLEAN one satisfactory item of news con-
cerning Doxney City or Los Nietos VAL
ley from the columns of that intelligent
and uewsy contemporary. This Is
fart
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
s.sts.ooO of the Firms Funds >,

NEW YORK, February 9.--Joe Nj.
Falks, of the firm of clothiers. mysteri.
ously disappeared recently and it was
thought to be a case of foul play. Ii is
now learned that he drew SIG, 600 of the
firms money to pay Wall street debts
and it is thought he went to Europe.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
A Strike Ended.

PITTsBuRG, February 9.-The strike
of six thousand Monongahela river coal
miners is practically settled and work
will be resumed in nearly all mines
tomorrow at rate decided upon by the
Miners National Executive Board.
Meetings were held in various pits last
night and it was resolved to accept the
compromise suggested by the National
Board. 1t is expected that all mines
will be in operation next Monday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
Matters MILITARY ana PeIisic In
Germany.

BERLrS. February 9.-Ths Munich
Ailsezeine-Zeifnsg publishes Cardinal
Jacobini's letter TO the Nuncio at Mr-
nich- 1t is dated January 30. The
Cardinal says in view of the impending
revision Of church laws the Pope desirss
the Center to support the Septennats
bull IN every possible way. The letter
instructs the Nuncio to urge the leaders
OF the Center to influence their colleagues
10 favor Of the Septennate bill and as
snres them that such . course would
greatly sasiEfy the Holy Father.
The o5sriaf Gasette publishes an i'm
rsrsal crder confirming the arrangements
fSr military transportation in time of
war
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
lsrER-srATn conmEnoE.
The Pennsylvania Road VIII
Obey the Law.

Obey the Law.
PITrsBURG, February 9.-At recent
conference of leading officials of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, who
are connected with its freight business.
to discuss the Interstate Commerce
Bill, it was the unanimous verdict that
the measure was exceptionally favorable
to that company, and worli benefit
rather than injure its business. The
meeting considered changes il the meth
DDS of handling freighis which will be
introduced. aud new Ilsn in ,hs
rough was formed which will be put in
practicable shape in . short tire. Tbs
sending Of copies of contracs to the
Commission will require an extra cler-
ical force, es from six to seven hundred
will be forwarded daily. President
Roberts notified the officials that it was
the intention of the company to live mp
to the spirit and letter Of the law as it
now reads, though the construction of
some of its clauses by the Commission
might cause changes later ON.
To-day general orders were sent out to
all DEPARTMENTS of the corporation notify
ing them of the intentions of the COM
pany, and telling them 10 &C. promptly
in accordance with the bill. Already a
force Of from two to three hundred
clerks has been set at work preparing
blanks, new sets OF books, forms and
other necessary matters to carry cut the
changes.
MORE ROADS IN.
New YORK, February 9.-About forty
representatives Of companies embraced
in the Southern Railway and Transpor-
tation Association met here this after
nocn. The Interstate commerce bill
wss discussed. Il was decided to in
struct the rate committee Of the Asso-
citation to look over rates, and where
conflicting with the provisions Of the
bill to revise them. The general senti-
ment of those present was to comply with
the requirements of the law,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
Irrigation Matters az Sacra.
mcmeO.

SACRAMESrO, February e--The joint
Committee on Irrigation has agreed to
report in favor Of Wrights bill, pro-
viding for the formation of irrigation
districts by the Supervisors: and Shana-
hans1s constitutional amendment. per-
mitting special legislation in relation TO
irrigation.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
The President ON Fishery Retail.
fatf0n.

WASHINGTON, February 9.-Several
Democrats, members of the House Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs, had an intes.
view with the President to-day, in con-
neciion with the retal;atory fisheries
legislation now pending in Congress.
The interview vas strictly confidential.
While the Pre- esident did not commit
himself to any legislation on the subject,
gentlemen present gathered from his re-
marks that as between the two bills he
preferred the House bill, for the reason
that it is more explicit and mandatory
in its character.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
TUo f,Ood LnWs.

WASHINGTON, February 9.-The Pres
ident to-day signed the Indian Land
Severalty bill and the backbone" Land
Grant Forfeiture bill.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
Manning,s Bank.

NEw YoRK, February 9.-The West
srn National Bank was organized to-day
by the election OF Secretary Manning
n President, United States Treasurer
Jordan rs Vice-P President and f. Blank
enhurn ns Cashier.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
Where Did They Get she Ora1gesT

SAN JOSE, February 9.-The Central
California Citrus Fair was formally
opened in this city last night to . good
attendance. After the opening address
musical exercise followed The faar d
the greatest success ever undertaken BY
the horticulturists of this county.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
ssnas nnrsser. In France.

LyoSs. France. February 9.-rwo
bombs were simultaneously exploded in
frcat Of the police headquarters office in
this city The bombs struck against the
railing and were thus prevented from
expending their force on the building.
At ST. Etienne. thirsy-two milss south
west of Lyons. bomb was thrown at
the police station. 1t exploded outside
the Office. but with such force that
three cf6eers within the building we're
seriously injured. Eight men were ar
rested.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
Di.franeAisea nernens.

Carson. New. February s.-B0th
houses of the Legizlasurs to-day adopt
ed = resolution Prohibiting Nornon rss;-
dents in the State Of Nevada from vot-
ing.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
INDIANS KEsl xArxe exsx-zx-
KnSrAu AxUH-

wAsanNsrurs. Fshrmnny A-Camfirm-
asinus- ImIsssn AgsmnR. j. NsNHm.ra,
af DIimalR. st .ths Cls1zrnAD Rawau
Agsnay, ArizmuEs YasR, af ClEdmmia,
sh Raund vsllkF AgsmrEs CkiztuuiA.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
The rerie. spIistang.

LGSDox. February 9.-The Cabinet
hsld . session of three hours duration
to-day Rumors are current that a dis.
sention has taken place among the min
ikters.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
PaeIffe Mail znk FsEaERa Rail-
way Affairs

NHw HoRK, FabruIny 9--ThHe wRs q
c0n6aranes D Rasweem tine RntIakis Mimi Rnf
Ranana Raihrun8 gihnsnx 1os&ay, bnd
aftar a short sssslnn III wsnz nalgiunsd
until h5-mcrruw- HI as Hnia ay tine Enin.
ipaI haBiers OF Rzunsnn sstaclk tlBt tht
cnmpromiaa pruFuaaaA rs ON Hlhs basis I'D
the a,nemlssf e,antnafrx EnMmrtBa lRst
zummer bH tina RsaEisfis Mail, Ena only
waits lEz acceFrInns by Ne Lasssps,
wf5eh iH ezpeste1 uD be nsissiwsa by
cahIs. III u eunsaisnwa xsny fuwuRhlB
by tina PnRifG Nlill YlhH pmgprgrliisf
cnnsiilered iH far the Rnziffic MEl tic
give tn tina PEusEma RHllrana SH5A, ,aiDf
IN settlement OF tina HlHhtns ailEim I'd
$500, ,GGIk,, and n m,mrhlE. EnHmtut here.
afner OF 500 COO, ilrsnsaaA aif 5!lyiM.
lnkEanx KEzI HArxe ofzxrzx-
AnBGQGHnsEHs M MI, ,Fsarmmy a.-AH
ManuslInps NJ NJ, GAn LlnrlkhRut, Dep
uty ShsriaEr aGaunnH,HriiHa ay Ea HGlms,
and Tam Kngs srlruna Mamarg, Hhs 9TH.
for the NavalD Ra#arTatiim SD E,uest M
Indian acGmse,l of sGsnlkl4g hzrsHs. TIhey
fouad him siirrurursAsd Rg fritmaR. Bt
resisdasF., and EsHAhnnr zhzd him dead
Tha haIaunsh at ths EnifiEns apanea firs
uuuu tha threa mem lBa ElIlsa thsm,
but mott until two Hnihilns w'Hrs kills1
and sexeral wmuraH1. EEn7tsmHut u
kixh.. No drrthsr Ernrlrnasrx.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
TERRIBLE DEATH.
B0rnea In the oven 0f an HRoa

SAN FRAScfsco, February 9.-rimo-
thy Murray. employed as q helper at
the Union Iron Works, has been missing
since a week ago yesterday. This MORN
ing ons of the large ovens which has mot
been used since last Monday was opened,
and on the oven floor the dead body of
the missing man was found Tha body
was burned and baked .l.nnss beyond
recognition It IS supposed that MUIR
raw, who was employed As night watch-
man, feeling cold en- Monday might,
cxawled into the oven to warm himself,
and overcome by WEAKNESS aad warmth
fell asleep and was znfsoc.ted- De-
ceased wss At years old and leaves a
widow and one child
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
An Extra ses.isa-May Ds.

SAS FRAScIsco, February "a Saa>
ranento Dispatch to the Post says "Nat-
vithst..di.g Governsr Bartlatt's decla-
ration against extra sessinnA. there u .
rtrona probability that he viii cunssns
IL Lseislatnre to act specially upon the
Sna Ff1nniBoo charter.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
West First street.

Five 60 acres on st.se e1sprk -
BROOKLYN avenue, ed 80 =
Bird tract On Boyle He1Hk1x
property lies ist ~ m11ea
the posto6tce, and nakoe r.
The whole 80 now kub6fV1 -
talked cff and streets HIS111 z
three stdez. Only fhSon 80
from Also street car li1GE - =
mediately ON the pfojee11( I1111
the new Electric o. CaR24 nnnI
be buils from First a1roo< !
desirable peqpersy on6 ~ -
0nevod In body fnE few g.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
Railrsaa Matters as santa a--

R81lx0a4 Matters 1t SANTA A.r<A-
SANTA Ana, February 9@-Chief En-
zineer VIM. Hcod, of the Southern Pa
cific Railway Company. left here yes
ssrd.y morning for Sam Jaua Capistrano-
The trip Is made On acrOnnt of the RE-
cent surveys made by his company and
to decide the u.ost feasible route to rum
the rad frcm San Jusn Capisira1o
south through to San Diego. j. H. Ssro-
bridge, Superintendent OF construction
of the Southern Pacific Railway Com
pany, arrived here yesterday and n
looking 0vsr the ground preparatory tn
construction work on the extension tn
San Diego.
0nraerer Kfsnea the N40se.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10

san FRAScIsco, February 9.-Wm..
Do,an, who murdered DIR. L. H Her
Rsrten some mouths ago in q dispute
over City cents. was this afternoon com
victed Of murder in tie first degrae with
the penalty fixed At imprisonment fsr
hfs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
WASHINGTON.
The Work Doing in the
National Congress.
CHINESE INDEMNITY BILL.
The Steel Armor, Ordnance and
Naval Bib in the Lower
House.
HOUSE..

sprriaz 10 sh. Herald bvIhe Associated Pr ess
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10

Rain is zSill fflEuG- Fsr ube sassan
A 81 has faIlsnl and 6zr the aiIEurm tlnres
inches to- seven GHelEa;k TINS unErnrirg.
A rrusperums saunm I'm Hhis HorEaty us
ass ured.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10
nnuAn I kRAnnH,

- vs.s ras.s s,sssss, a-s'n1 =
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-10

III eunrmsncaH mining Rra5n last ulght
and up t,e the present llSS INCHES sawe
fallen, and ID u stiEa raining a1xrA CrsTfs
are assured
Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-17
A Famous Restaurauter.

A shore visitor writes: &c Among the most
celebrated visitors at West Haven shore this
season, and who are also among the quietest
and most unassuming, are Mr.. and Mrs. c.
B. Moon, of Saratoga Springs. Mr.. Moons
name is a famous one all over the United
States among the tens of thousands wha have
visited Saratoga, and not to have visited
Moons was to have missed one of the noted
and fayorite resorts for fine din ners, ss,ost
palatable and appetizing. His place was sit
uated at the head of Saratoga lake, and it was
always fashionable to take drive to Moons
and get dinner there. The place had par
ticular interest to New Haveners also from
its being the spot where Ex-Governor English
gave his famous breakfasts in recent years.
at which personages. of national distinction
were among the favored guests. Moons
Saratoga chips" were national popularity.
Mr.. Moon retired from his business last year
after thirty-6ve years of close attention TO it,
during which he acquired an ample fortune.
He is with his wife at the Skeeles' cottage,
where they have been for a week past, and
expect to remain a week or two longee. Mr..
Moon met Mr.. Skeeles in Florida last winter
and then formed the determination of paying
a visit to Savin Rock shore He is much
pleased with the shore and thinks it fine
place to take a summers visit. A visit to
Guilford on Monday by Mr.. and Mrs. Moon
was much enjoyed"